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Dry Eye Syndrome: Symptoms and Treatment Options

Dry eye syndrome is a common and often chronic condition that affects millions of people worldwide. It occurs when your eyes do not produce enough tears or when the tears evaporate too quickly, leaving your eyes feeling dry, irritated, and uncomfortable. This condition can have a significant impact on your quality of life, making it difficult to perform everyday tasks, such as reading, using a computer, or even driving. Understanding the causes of dry eye syndrome is the first step in finding the right treatment approach for your specific needs.


5 Reasons Why Kids Need a Pediatric Eye Exam Before Going Back to School

As a parent, you want to ensure your child's overall well-being, including their vision health. Regular pediatric eye exams are crucial for identifying and addressing any vision-related issues early on. These comprehensive examinations not only assess your child's current vision but also provide valuable insights into their visual development and potential future needs. Investing in a pediatric eye exam before the start of the school year can make a significant difference in your child's learning, development, and overall success.


Things to know about Myopia?

Does your child keep rubbing their eyes frequently, or do they always squint their eyes to see at a distance? It shouldn’t come as a surprise if the school nurse or your eye doctor tells you it is because of myopia or nearsightedness, which causes trouble seeing things at a distance.


Poor fitting contact lenses?

Do your contact lenses keep slipping out of your eyes? Are you still facing issues with your vision even after getting contact lenses? If yes, you may have keratoconus.


What is Myopia?

Understanding Myopia in Kids: Causes, Symptoms, and Management The number of people with myopia is increasing around the world.


What Is Keratoconus, And What Are Its Effects?

If you were told that your cornea is shaped like a cone and ordinary contacts or glasses won’t clear your vision, you may have a disorder called Keratoconus.


Why Is My Blurry Vision Not Corrected With Glasses?

Keratoconus is known to have a genetic link, so if you or someone in your family has been diagnosed with keratoconus, it would be best to schedule a consultation with Dr. Ramachandaran optometrist right away!


Why should we take care of our eyes?

Our Eyes Are Important, says this National Eye Institute infographic. Spanish version, too.


Hazy, blurry vision is a sign you might have cataracts

Learn about cataracts, how they blur your vision, and how they are removed.


We may see more women’s eyewear in pink or blue in 2016! [Video]

Pantone chooses two beautiful colors as Color of the Year for 2016.